New Releases by Robert Anton Wilson

The spelling of the title is not a mistake. Dance through Religion for the Hell of It; The Physics of Synchronicity; James Joyce and Finnegan''s Wake; The Godfather and the Goddess; The Poet as Early Warning Radar; Mammary Metaphysics; The Married Catholic Priests Convention; and much, much more...

Written by the same author as The Illuminates Trilogy this is a fantastical look at our recent past seen through a fun-house mirror. It is a satire on our violent, inexplicable world and a trip inward to expose our deepest hopes and fears.

Sex, drugs and magick are fascinating and dangerous subjects in these times. When put together, they are absolute dynamite! Originally published by Playboy Press, this book can be considered a "scholarly" appraisal of both the historical and modern use (and misuse) of drugs in conjunction with sex and "occult" practices. But don''t let the word "scholarly" put you off. Done in Wilson''s inimitable style, this book is filled with humour, cynicism, wonder and essential information for those who would pursue what can be an immensely rewarding path, potholed with an array of social and physical dangers.

From the far reaches of the human mind, come these tales of unrestrained, anti-authoritarianism. No government, no leaders, no authority, no rules, and complete freedom of action! Egoism, solipsism, anarchism, and other heresies -- now revealed to corrupt your mind!!! "...unabashed rhetorical mudslinging on a high intellectual level..". -- Hakim Bey "An appropriately savage attack on the ''natural law'' doctrines of certain ''libertarian'' pundits". -- The Egoist "This is Wilson at his non-fiction best..". -- FreFanzine A continuing episode in the critique of natural rights theories started by L.A. Rollins'' The Myth of Natural lights, Wilson lets fly at Murray Rothbard, George Smith, Samuel Konkin and other purveyors of the "claim that some sort of meta-physical entity called a ''right'' resides in a human being like a ''ghost'' residing in a haunted house". An entertaining, informative and well-thought-out book that should be read by anyone who has ever been attracted to any ideology.

Sir John Babcock discovers a secret international organization and seeks the help of Albert Einstein and James Joyce in exposing it

Typescript draft of an unpublished essay on Aleister Crowley by Robert Anton Wilson. Includes signed typescript letter from Wilson to "Herb" [no last name given], dated 7 November 1974.